Finnish Parliament approves nuclear restriction repeal
Reports have indicated that the Finnish Parliament has approved amendments allowing the lifting of the ban on importing and storing nuclear weapons, aimed at strengthening national defense capabilities. The government emphasized that Finland does not intend to become a nuclear weapons state nor to deploy such weapons during peacetime. Moscow responded by stating that this raises concerns about the potential emergence of nuclear weapons on its territory, despite assurances from Finland that the amendments are related to defense requirements and that restrictions will remain in place under non-security-related circumstances.
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